Hi All,
I don't know if this is the wanted situation...
If you include a full URL path to a file in your own server (or specify a
remote php script) that has a RETURN statment, the value is not return
from this script (remotely or locally with full URL path).
See example below:
simples.php 's co
php-windows Digest 10 Apr 2004 01:42:38 - Issue 2202
Topics (messages 23399 through 23402):
Re: accessing files from mapped drive from another server
23399 by: Jattie van der Linde
23400 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
23401 by: hubo
Tuning mySQL, php and apache
2
I'm working with Apache 2.0 and MySQL 4.0.. I'm trying to tune the
performance of my site. I was wondering if there was a way to grab an
existing open persisent DB connection instead of opening a new one
unless it's needed?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
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Actually it is a security issue, too. You have to be an authetified user
(and not this anonymous one: IUSR_) to have access to any
remote directory.
Just uncheck the option "anonymous login" within you IIS admin for your php
script (and enter you username and password when asked).
"M.Staiger" <[EM
Why do you need to do this? Would ftp or sftp be a better option for you if
security is an issue?
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] accessing files from mapped drive from another server
Hello NG,
I need to access files via
I also tried this and I eventually gave up. Let me know if you find a solution.
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Subject: accessing files from mapped drive from another server
Hello NG,
I need to access files vi
php-windows Digest 9 Apr 2004 09:23:19 - Issue 2201
Topics (messages 23398 through 23398):
accessing files from mapped drive from another server
23398 by: M.Staiger
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Hello NG,
I need to access files via PHP from another local server. For
security-reasons I need to access them throught their physical path (e.g.
C:\path\file.txt) and not through a virtual path (e.g.
http://domain/path/file.txt). Therefore I mounted a drive ("F:") to access
those files (e.g. F:\p
